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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1977...
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GDCI junior girls
tball team won one
and lost one in Huron -
Conference action last
sday in Mitchell, the
girls dropped a 25-22
t, but here Thursday
efeated Norwell, 43-25.
itchell the Viking girls
of distinguish them -
in their lack -lustre
mance. They held a 12-
ime lead but failed to
gether enough con -
team -play to hold their
the second half.
i Elliott had 11 points
CI. Bonnie Reid added
six, while Tracy Jewell and
Shannon MacLaren had two
each and Kathy MacDonald
sang one point for the losers.
Nancy Chessell was the
game's top scorer, getting 12
points for Mitchell.
The GDCI girls came back
with a much stronger effort
here Thursday against a
Norwell team that Goderich
coach John Geiger rated as
comparable in ability to the
Mitchell squad. Goderich led
by seven points at the half-
way mark, 21-14.
Tracy Jewell came back
with a strong performance,
hooping 13 points for GDCI.
Heidi Elliott hit for eight.
Sonja Lapaine and Bonnie
Reid each had six points and
Jenny More added four. Marg
Conlon, Shannon MacLaren
and Autumn Deathe all put
two points on the board for
GDCI.
The Vikings produced a
strong team effpl-t against
Norwell, showing a well-
balanced offence and a good
measure of hustle on defence.
The junior Viking girls now
have a record of four wins
and one loss in league play.
Tuesday, they played in St.
Marys and today (Thursday)
they play here against
Seaforth. Saturday, they will
be playing in the K -W of-
ficials' tournament in
Stratford.
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son of the Norwell junior girls basketball team is surrounded by Goderich players
ttempted a shot in a game played in Goderich last Thursday. The juniors defeated
143.25 but lost to Mitchell 25-22 earlier in the week. (staff photo)
les name stars
Huron Ladies
oval Softball League
s annual awards
and honored teams
ividuals for their
during the past
linton Housewives
nine -team league
nship and each
was presented with
medallion. The
ladies won the
ion crown and
silver medallions.
ague executive also
^ial presentations to
valuable player of
each team in the league. The
list of MVP's included Karen
Pond, Goderich Diamonds;
Barb McGaughey, Seaforth
Lori Keller, Superstars; Barb
Helm, Lucknow; Jean
McInnes, Goderich Swingers,
Carol Cruikshank, Goderich
Sailorettes, Joanne Scott,
Goderich Zehrs; Diane Snell,
Clinton Sluggers and Bi11
Craig coach of the Clinton
Housewives.
The league also held a draw
and Maurice Gardiner won a
set of cross-country skis
from Garb and Gear and Rob
Maskaant won a set of golf
clubs from Goderich Sports.
ALCOLM MATHERS
General Insurance Agent
44 WEST ST. GODERICH 524.7878
Take that! Dianne Mitchelmore of the GDCI senior girls
basketball team appeared to land a solid right cross on the
face of Pat Youngblut (14) of Norwell as the girls battled for
a loose ball in a game played last Thursday. The senior girls
won two games last week to boost their undefeated string to
six games. (staff photo)
Turcotte establishes mark
with 2.8 point game
BYTD
The GDCI senior girls
basketball team continued
their winning ways with a
pair of victories in Huron -
Perth Conference play last
week.
Tuesday in Mitchell, the
Vikings obliterated the home
team by a 44-4 score and
fast break which saw the long
pass being fed to Turcotte
was the Vikings chief of-
fensive weapon in their one-
sided victory.
The Vikings led 34-11 at
half-time.
Norwell's top scorers were
Kim Wick with eight and Liz
Shreck with four.
Volleyball teams
complete season
Thursday they ran away from The GDCI Viking senior
Norwell, 69-22 in a game and junior volleyball teams
played here. ended season play with their
The victories give coach participation in the Huron -
Donna Doidge's squad an Perth championships held at
impressive six wins in six F.E. Madill Secondary School
starts this season. They in Wingham last Thursday.
played Tuesday of this week The Goderich senior
in St. Marys and meet volleyball team finished
Seaforth in what coach fourth in the championship
Doidge sees as her team's behind Wingham, Listowel
toughest test to date, here and St. Mary's. Team coach
today (Thursday). 'Bill Worsell pointed out that
Karen Pond, with 12 points The members of the junior'
led GDCI against Mitchell. team included Randy Stod-
Joni Thompson added seven dard, Martin McGee, Steve
while Lucie Turcotte and Sager, Joe Moore, Trevor
Audrey Vandenheuvel each Barth and Dave Hall.
threw in siepoints. Tht. tough , The members of the senior
Viking zone defence proved team include Andy Moore,
the undoing of the Mitchell Blaise Doherty, Don Bogie,
team in this game. Dan Willis, Bob Johnston, Bill
Lucie Turcotte set a new Barwick, Jim Crawford,
individual record by scoring Brian • Sowerby, Ian
28 points for the Vikings Chisholm, Pete Lovell, Brent
against Norwell. Joni Pollock, Andy Stoll and Dave
Thompson had 10 points. St. Jean.
Audrey Vandenheuvel hit for Goderich defeated every
nine and Sheila O'Brien got team at least once in the
six. Anne Marie Murphy and competition with the ex -
Karen Pond each had four ception of Listowel.
points for the winners. Goderich qualified for the
The speed of the Vikings tournament with a second
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second in the Huron division
behind Wingham. In the
Huron -Perth competition
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